Frederick Chopin, As a Man And Musician — Complete
Frederick Chopin, As a Man And Musician — Complete
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The treatment Chopin received from the Frenchcaptain of this steamer differed widely from that he had met withat the hands of the captain of the Mallorquin; for fearing thatthe invalid was not quite comfortable in a common berth, he gavehim his own bed. [FOOTNOTE: "Un Hiver a Majorque, " p. 183. ] An extract from a letter written by George Sand from Marseilleson March 8, 1839, to her friend Francois Rollinat, which containsinteresting details concerning Chopin in the last scenes of theMajorca i...ntermezzo, may fitly conclude this chapter.
Chopin got worse and worse, and in spite of all offers of service which were made to us in the Spanish manner, we should not have found a hospitable house in all the island. At last we resolved to depart at any price, although Chopin had not the strength to drag himself along. We asked only one--a first and a last service--a carriage to convey him to Palma, where we wished to embark. This service was refused to us, although our FRIENDS had all equipages and fortunes to correspond.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The treatment Chopin received from the Frenchcaptain of this steamer differed widely from that he had met withat the hands of the captain of the Mallorquin; for fearing thatthe invalid was not quite comfortable in a common berth, he gavehim his own bed. [FOOTNOTE: "Un Hiver a Majorque, " p. 183. ] An extract from a letter written by George Sand from Marseilleson March 8, 1839, to her friend Francois Rollinat, which containsinteresting details concerning Chopin in the last scenes of theMajorca i...ntermezzo, may fitly conclude this chapter.
Chopin got worse and worse, and in spite of all offers of service which were made to us in the Spanish manner, we should not have found a hospitable house in all the island. At last we resolved to depart at any price, although Chopin had not the strength to drag himself along. We asked only one--a first and a last service--a carriage to convey him to Palma, where we wished to embark. This service was refused to us, although our FRIENDS had all equipages and fortunes to correspond.
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